How and why I bought a $30K house in Wild Sweden

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[romanosinski]

I think, in reality, the squirrels wrote to you a letter containing photos of the house and themselves. At the end of letter they wrote that they need you there, urgently. You simly have no other option :)

[MrJapanApan]

Welcome to Sweden. Glad you chose the northern part. You should probably get some new padels made for canoes (those you have now are for rowing) Also its important to use a lifevest. Good luck with the photos. Summer just started and there should be a lot of animals around. Greetings from Umeå.

[ceciliarichter]

I live in Småland which is in the southern part of Sweden and I too am surrounded by forest and lakes, and lots of wildlife as well. Last evening while driving home I saw 1 moose, 1 fox, 2 deer x 2, and a bore(wildhog) with a litter of babies.

[brownwellson]

I've just retired recently and I must say I found this video informative and great to review. These psychological concepts are much more useful for individuals attempting to avoid mistakes than I realized when I was first introduced to them. This is probably why Warren Buffett talks so much about temperament being crucial to his investing success.

[keefr]

£27, 000 is exactly what we paid for our house in South Wales - 40 years ago....!! 🙂That baby moose was lovely (as is all the other wildlife you film!)

[roskis]

Beautiful video. As a Swede myself, I've visited 30+ countries but yet haven't been any further north than Åre. Such a shame we sometimes become so home-blind. Greetings from northern Småland.

[NN-nlcx]

This is just magnificent. Congratulations on your brave decision, Dani. Friends of mine sold their house in northern Germany two years ago and moved to rural Sweden. They have virtually become different people, so happy and relaxed, and never regretting moving there 🇸🇪💙

[ThunderboltDragon]

Love you videos, but I do a have a complaint😉.
About the canoeing, where are your life jackets? While I don't doubt your swimming abilities the water is cold and you are far away from the shore.
So next time I want to see both of you using life jackets, no excuses. I always use it when I'm out with any of the boats.

[francineh.]

Such a beautiful place to call home! The moose calf looked like it had been born that day...wonderful to see!!

[pookienose]

Northern Sweden is beautiful! I used to live in Stockholm and we would travel around a bit but not that far north. The squirrel forest is lovely! Your home is so pretty!

[kelvinsmallwood]

It is no wonder you fell in love with Sweden & your house. It is so beautiful & most of what you want is on your doorstep especially for photography. Wonderful shots of Squirrels via your remote camera. Enjoy yourself. Love watching your videos.

[skakdosmer]

When I was five years old, my parents, my little sister and I went on a short trip to southern Sweden. Our parents slept in a tiny tent while my sister and I were supposed to sleep in the car. But we couldn't, it was just too uncomfortable, so we took turns waking up our parents to complain. Around 3 a.m. my father had had enough! He was very upset and declared that we were going home to Danmark "right now!". And so we drove through the beautiful landscape in the sunrise, and through the morning fog we saw a moose cow slowly and majestically crossing the road with her calf. And to think we would have missed all this if we hadn't complained!
Now this was in 1965, and back then there was left side driving in Sweden, but that changed two years later. And I noticed in this video you're seen driving on the left?
You say you heard your first cuckoo? Our wildlife in Danmark is very similar to British wildlife, I think, and I've heard many cuckoos from my childhood and throughout the rest of the twentieth century. But in later years all birdlife has suffered greatly from the farmers' use of pesticides, so it's been a while since I last heard one.

[danielballesteros]

Congratulations Dani! Now you have a beautiful house near your loved squirrels and the rest of animals.

[leolundgren]

I've lived in Norrland for about 10 years now and absolutely love it here. I've just started with wildlife photography and it's been a blast so far. What I enjoy so much about it is that you're building this relationship with nature where you start to observe the details and try to be present in every moment. Sometimes you're richly rewarded with astonishing views or contacts with animals that almost invites you to their domain. Some people might think that it's all about taking great pictures, but to me they are just proof of the amazing experience I had when taking them.

[Mionwang]

Congrats Dani! It's the dream house for most of us.

[mistydawncreates]

It's nice to see someone live their dreams. You are very talented and have such love for nature.

[jonathanrobinson]

We moved to Sweden from the UK last summer and haven't looked back. We're in a very underpopulated part of Kalmar Län in the south and have similar landscapes. The feeling of peace and tranquility isn't something that I've ever really found in the UK. Our family home was similarly cheap, albeit we're in a village. And I cycle a lot, so see a lot of the wonderful wildlife. On Saturday, I saw a golden eagle ahead of me on one of the forest tracks. It was eating something (that smelled foul as I cycled past it) and proceeded to fly along the track ahead of me, between the trees. It was quite stunning.

Anyway, welcome to Sweden 😁

[freedonbass]

Some wild life, some cooking, nice professionally edited video, thank you.

[John_Krone]

Love your editing skills and the choice of music. Your house is beautiful and was an excellent choice, and the surrounding area is amazing. Definitely a place like that is a perfect place to call home.

[arctic_haze]

I'm probably too old to buy a house in northern Sweden but I definitely want to go there one spring or summer. I am happy for you that you can see it every day!